Take the lead as the highest level of on-site technical authority, driving the future of autonomous vehicle fleet reliability and safety.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform expert-level diagnostics and repairs on high-voltage systems, battery assemblies, power electronics, and complex vehicle electrical architectures.
- Serve as the ultimate on-site authority for technical triage, resolving complex software-to-hardware conflicts prior to engineering escalation.
- Execute and oversee advanced OEM warranty repairs in alignment with approved engineering specifications and safety standards.
- Analyze fleet data and recurring fault trends to shift depot operations from reactive repairs to predictive maintenance.
- Evaluate and optimize diagnostic platforms and maintenance management systems to improve efficiency.
- Partner with market and operations leadership to recommend and implement process improvements enhancing fleet health and vehicle uptime.
- Assist with the interpretation, localization, and dissemination of updated SOPs and training materials.
- Mentor and develop AV Tech Levels 1–3 on advanced diagnostics, high-voltage systems, and technical decision-making.
- Lead comprehensive root cause analyses for recurring failures and develop internal knowledge documentation.
- Act as the site-level authority on lithium-ion battery safety, including protocols for electric shock, arc flash, and thermal events.
- Enforce the highest quality check standards, maintaining a fixed-right-first-time rating of 4.00 or higher through rigorous auditing.
- Implement and oversee advanced safety audits to ensure all high-voltage and critical repairs meet regulatory and partner requirements.
- Ensure full compliance with internal safety mandates and partner requirements for rider-only vehicle readiness.
Job Requirements
- You must be capable of performing all duties and holding all requirements of AV Tech Levels 1–3.
- You possess 7–10+ years of advanced automotive, electric vehicle, or autonomous systems experience in a master technician or lead role.
- You hold a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Robotics, or have an Associate’s degree with equivalent mastery-level experience.
- You maintain an ASE L3 Light Duty Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Specialist certification or an equivalent high-voltage qualification.
- You have the ability to obtain required OEM warranty certifications within one year of hire.
- You demonstrate expert-level proficiency in diagnosing high-voltage battery systems and complex electrical architectures.
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